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What are the basics of animating in adobe image ready?
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Create a few layers in Photoshop.
Select 'Jump to Image ready'
That will import the files into the animation panel.
Check out tweening and motion - all good fun.
Keith
Select 'Jump to Image ready'
That will import the files into the animation panel.
Check out tweening and motion - all good fun.
Keith
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The simplest way to explain animation in Image Ready is imagine all the layers you have in photoshop, all you are doing is choosing Frame 1 and 'turning on' all the layers you want visible then selecting Frame 2 and 'turning on' all the layers you then want visible, creating an animation when played.
The simplest animation is create a coloured box on 1 layer and set it's opacity to 0% then add a frame and set its opacity to 10%, then add a frame and set to 20% all the way up to 100% and play the animation. The box will fade it in. This is only using one layer. Imagine then what can be acheived with multiple layers.
Have a look at one of my simlple image ready animations at
Hope this helps
The simplest animation is create a coloured box on 1 layer and set it's opacity to 0% then add a frame and set its opacity to 10%, then add a frame and set to 20% all the way up to 100% and play the animation. The box will fade it in. This is only using one layer. Imagine then what can be acheived with multiple layers.
Have a look at one of my simlple image ready animations at
Hope this helps
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